Error bars represent the standard deviations of the means of three independent amplifications, and asterisks mean that the changes referred to the basal condition are statistically significant at p < 0.05.
On Monday, just after Mr. Kirchner passed the sash and presidential cane to his wife, thousands of square white pieces of paper fell from the rafters of the Congress reading "to deepen the change," referring to the next phase of their joint effort.
Pyne said the story was confused as the acquisition of the 12 submarines was on the same timeframe as previously – the change referred to the operation of the submarines, based on defence department advice.
Usually dubbed the "marriage squeeze", the change refers both to the fact of having too many men chasing too few brides and the consequence of it in countries where marriage has always been nearly universal.
The two changes refer to the preferred first-line endocrine therapy for postmenopausal women and the use of everolimus.
The cyclic voltammograms and the mass changes refer to two closely spaced redox reactions resulting in the formation of cation radicals and dications, respectively.
30 This cytokine is responsible for producing the systemic changes referred to as the acute-phase response, including fever, granulocytosis, and the production of acute-phase liver proteins, eg, CRP, fibrinogen, and α2-macroglobulin.
The article has also been amended to clarify that while the data covered a five-year period, the statistical changes referred to occurred over four years.
The term unintended changes refers to agronomic, phenotypic, and/or compositional changes that may be unintentionally introduced to a crop, in contrast to intended changes which refers to agronomic, phenotypic, and/or compositional changes that are intentionally introduced to the crop by genetic manipulation.
The perceived and declared changes referred to knowledge.
